21 Jan
2006
21 Jan
'06
6:08 p.m.
So I just pulled out my old sound card and installed a brand new RME
HDSP 96/32 - the one that can do 192 KHz. Now I am looking for basic
info on the mixer in it, and the basics of how to get it up and
running. I ran alsaconf, got the interface in, but apparently the mixer
is a bit different, due to the DSP mixer onboard most likely I would
assume, and unfortunatly alsamixer is leaving me a bit behind on this
compared to my older ICE1712 based card. So yea looking for basics of
how to use the mixer with it I suppose. GUI based applications wouldnt
hurt I suppose, but console based examples is also good.
Personally I am hoping to put my older card back in eventually since the
RME I believe is compatible with PCI-X and I have a few of those slots
open to move it to, but before I do that I want to make sure I can get
the RME up and running perfectly first.
Seablade
21 Jan
21 Jan
6:20 p.m.
On Sat, 2006-01-21 at 17:10 -0500, Thomas Vecchione wrote:
So I just pulled out my old sound card and installed a
brand new RME
HDSP 96/32 - the one that can do 192 KHz. Now I am looking for basic
info on the mixer in it, and the basics of how to get it up and
running. I ran alsaconf, got the interface in, but apparently the mixer
is a bit different, due to the DSP mixer onboard most likely I would
assume, and unfortunatly alsamixer is leaving me a bit behind on this
compared to my older ICE1712 based card. So yea looking for basics of
how to use the mixer with it I suppose. GUI based applications wouldnt
hurt I suppose, but console based examples is also good.
you need hdspmixer, which is in one of the alsapackages. alsamixer and
other tools have no way to handle the idea of a matrix mixer. otoh,
hdspmixer is very complex - be sure to read docs on the RME site, since
it works identically (same bitmaps etc) as the win/mac version.
i am not sure you can get 192KHz from the existing ALSA driver.
--p
6:34 p.m.
i am not sure you can get 192KHz from the existing ALSA
driver.
Thats ok all I really wanted was 96;) I dont have a reason to go above
that yet myself. I got the 96/32 more for the combination of analog and
digital for the price and the support/quality of it.
Any idea which alsa package that is in? I believe I have all of them
and all I can find is hdsploader(The firmware loader I believe?)
Seablade
7:47 p.m.
On 21 Jan 2006, at 22:36, Thomas Vecchione wrote:
>i am not sure you can get 192KHz from the existing
ALSA driver.
192 does work, but note that you have to set it up in hdspconf
(the thing seems to have separate internal logic for <=96K and >96K
as far as I can tell).
Thats ok all I really wanted was 96;) I dont have a
reason to go
above that yet myself. I got the 96/32 more for the combination of
analog and digital for the price and the support/quality of it.
It is a top bit of kit.
Any idea which alsa package that is in? I believe I
have all of
them and all I can find is hdsploader(The firmware loader I believe?)
I am not at that box at the moment, but I think it is in alsa_tools?
Regards, Dan.
6:38 p.m.
Paul Davis wrote:
you need hdspmixer, which is in one of the
alsapackages. alsamixer and
other tools have no way to handle the idea of a matrix mixer. otoh,
hdspmixer is very complex - be sure to read docs on the RME site, since
it works identically (same bitmaps etc) as the win/mac version.
Did I read recently that hdspmixer should also work for Digi9636/52
cards, but doesn't at the moment?
I have a Digi9636, but currently have no way of changing any settings on
the card, as far as I know.
Regards
Michael
7:13 p.m.
On 1/21/06, Michael T D Nelson <m_nels(a)gmx.net> wrote:
Paul Davis wrote:
I use hdspmixer on my HDSP 9652 every day. As for settings you need to
change those using hdspconf.
Good luck,
Mark
you need hdspmixer, which is in one of the
alsapackages. alsamixer and
other tools have no way to handle the idea of a matrix mixer. otoh,
hdspmixer is very complex - be sure to read docs on the RME site, since
it works identically (same bitmaps etc) as the win/mac version.
Did I read recently that hdspmixer should also work for Digi9636/52
cards, but doesn't at the moment?
I have a Digi9636, but currently have no way of changing any settings on
the card, as far as I know.
Regards
Michael
7:16 p.m.
On Sat, 2006-01-21 at 15:13 -0800, Mark Knecht wrote:
On 1/21/06, Michael T D Nelson <m_nels(a)gmx.net>
wrote:
he wants to use it on a digi9632 or digi9652, not an hdsp.
until thomas c. reappears from the haze of berlin, or someone else steps
up to do it, it isn't going to happen. sorry. its not hard, but it is
work.
Paul Davis wrote:
I use hdspmixer on my HDSP 9652 every day. As for settings you need to
change those using hdspconf. you need hdspmixer, which is in one of the
alsapackages. alsamixer and
other tools have no way to handle the idea of a matrix mixer. otoh,
hdspmixer is very complex - be sure to read docs on the RME site, since
it works identically (same bitmaps etc) as the win/mac version.
Did I read recently that hdspmixer should also work for Digi9636/52
cards, but doesn't at the moment?
I have a Digi9636, but currently have no way of changing any settings on
the card, as far as I know.
Regards
Michael
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